viewer in Japanese
viewer in Japanese is 視聴者 — viewer means a person who watches something, especially television, a video, or a spectacle.
viewer in Japanese
視聴者
Pronounced: shichōsha
Someone who views a spectacle; an onlooker or spectator.
What does "viewer" mean?
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noun A person who watches something, especially television, a video, or a spectacle.
"The show attracted millions of viewers on its opening night."
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noun A device or piece of software used for looking at images or files.
"You'll need a PDF viewer to open the attachment."
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viewer in a sentence
- The show attracted millions of viewers on its opening night.
- Viewers were asked to vote for their favorite contestant.
- You'll need a PDF viewer to open the attachment.
- The photo viewer on my computer opens pictures very quickly.
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What is "viewer" in Japanese?
"viewer" in Japanese is 視聴者. viewer means: A person who watches something, especially television, a video, or a spectacle.
How do you pronounce 視聴者?
"viewer" in Japanese is 視聴者, pronounced "shichōsha".
How do you use "viewer" in a sentence?
Example: "The show attracted millions of viewers on its opening night." In Japanese, "viewer" is 視聴者.
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